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... James heard anything of the extraordinary and absurd vation; he prefers instead the sowing of the a nes, was brought out at Drury-lane, , doctrines which bad beeo just detailed to tic house ; velvet red or any good brown wheat about the beginning of February ...
... several in- Stances, where these mischievous little animals had been very prevalent.— Vegetable Cultivator, by John Kogers. Drury-lane Theatre suddenly closed on Satur- day evening, from ‘* unavoidable circumstances owing, as itis understood, tu the disorganised ...
... belf-pest ene. al BANKRUPTS, from Tuesday's Gasette, Mereh 3. W. J. Hammond, 26, Essex Street, lessee of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, dealer in music. R. Wharton, Oldham, Lancashire, innkeeper. J. Sanderson, Heywood, Bury, Lanceshire, fustian manufacturer ...
... DISTIN FAMILY, the unrivalled Brass Quintette Performers, whose have been the theme of general admiration at the Theatres |, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, the Philhar- monic, the Nobility’s, and their own Concerts through- out the kingdom; and whose Concerts ...
... said Hotchkiss, GEO. & SON. Chirbury, Jane 2, than. 7. RW THEATRE. BRIDGNORTH LAST NIGHT OF THE MRS. WAYLETT, Of the Royal Drury Lane the Queen of Enghs> Ballad: MR. ALEXANDER LEE, Composer and Musical Director of the Thetres Royal Lane and Covent Garden ...
... that celebrated vocalist and aptress, in witnessing the talents and hearing the dulcet Mrs. Waylett, of the Toeatre Royal Drury Lane. She performed with distinguished eclat on Tuesday and Thursday evenings last, and was never iu better vuice. To-morrow ...
... Ale wh Dowton was born at Execteria 1764 He made his first attempt on the stage in a barn at Ash- burtua, he appeared at Drury-lane in 1794 A writer to a Kentish paper says he once saw him vy Dr. at Feversham, when be was bis ‘only auditor; indeed, he ...
... the CE. EURATED VOCAL ISTs, Mr. and Mra. ALBAN CROFT, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Mr. FP. SHRIVALL Of tie English Opera House Mrs. W. WEST, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is also engaged for a limited period. On MONDAY EVENING ...
... excellent company, the audience were delighted with the exquisite singing of Mr. and Mrs. Alban Croft and Mr. F. Shrivall, from Drury Lane, in the opera of La Sonnambule, which gave them ample opportunities of displaying the vocal abilities which have raised ...
... by the Court, feft Buckinghem Palace for Windsor Castle. On Monday the Priacess Royal was Vaccinated. Lord Cardigan at Drury Lane.—An ex- traordinaty sceae tovk place in this theatre last night. As the concert was proce¢ding, some gen- tlemea in the ...
... ineter. Same day, aged 6%, James Hatfield, who was tried at the Old ailey, in September, 1802, for firing » loaded pistol, in Drury Lane Theatre, at his Majesty George I11., and was acquitted on the ground of insanity. Same dey, aged 59, Mr. Darlington, of ...
... Tae or “sarnnoreas at Dacary Lawe On evening, Lord and Lady Cardigan visited Drury Lane Theatre, and about nine v'elock his lordship was recugnised ; from that time until nearly eleven, the hisses, groans, crowing like fowls, whistling, and other sundry ...